Katty Kay, Claire Shipman
What’s inside
The Confidence Code’ by Katty Kay and Claire Shipman delves into the science and psychology of confidence, particularly in women. It combines cutting-edge research with insightful interviews and personal anecdotes, exploring how genetics, gender, and environment influence confidence levels. The authors provide practical advice on overcoming mental barriers and building self-assurance, emphasizing the importance of taking action and embracing failure as a learning tool.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the factors that affect confidence levels
- Learning practical steps to build and maintain confidence
- Gaining insights into the gender confidence gap and its societal implications
- Empowerment through embracing failure as part of the growth process
Key Points
- The intertwined relationship between confidence and success
- How genetics and upbringing shape our confidence levels
- The gender confidence gap and its implications
- Practical strategies for building self-assurance
- The power of taking action and learning from failure
- The importance of authenticity and self-compassion
- Navigating societal expectations and stereotypes
Who’s it For
- Women seeking personal growth
- Individuals interested in gender studies
- Leaders and managers aiming to foster inclusive environments
- Psychology enthusiasts
About the author
Katty Kay and Claire Shipman are accomplished journalists with a keen interest in women’s leadership and confidence issues. Kay, a British journalist and anchor for BBC World News America, and Shipman, an American journalist and reporter for ABC News, combine their investigative prowess and personal experiences to explore the complex landscape of confidence in women.